In the ICC, which two roles make up the ICC positions?

• A. Surveillance Technician (ST) and MCC
• B. Interface Control Officer (ICO) and Interface Control Technician (ICT)
• C. Air Picture Management (APM) Lead and ICO
• D. Data Link Technician (DLT) and ICT

Answer: (B)

The ICC is built around two roles that share responsibility for managing system interfaces: the Interface Control Officer and the Interface Control Technician. The Interface Control Officer leads the ICC, acting as the primary point of contact for all interface-related issues, coordinating with system owners, and approving interface change proposals and interface control documents. The Interface Control Technician carries out the technical work to implement and maintain those interfaces, keeping documentation up to date, assisting with testing, and monitoring the interfaces for changes and data integrity. Together, these two roles cover both the leadership and the hands-on technical work needed to ensure seamless interoperability between systems. Other pairings listed don’t reflect the standard ICC team composition, since they mix roles that aren’t the official ICO/ICT pair.